Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29
OHIO REPUBLICANS
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Ch4s fasssr Clai-maa q the COMMITTEES
oa Resolutions. rsad lle pi4Ltoru.
The platform iagofs a protective larif
views vita alarm unrestricted immigration.
and ufges lae snacfmeag 81 Avs for pr0tec
uon asm anarchists. communists. polYs-
smlsis sn1 paapers. al says "WnAe
fayorns every aonoraas aue nfacticabie
neaaaIs a. pfotfes Aularic-a iacor
sfaiast the Ell sfeCls 81 i9reign i'm
migration and competition. We recog
nixe also Tie dangers which menace
"a a. home. snd condeu a. hostile ~ is
cause aad suDqeuise ~ - disnity and
power, The bold and persistent lsurpatIOa
10 maay ga ILs States ~ lts political rights
ana privileges The equ1iilon VI men vi DO
labor in the A0Frl csn not be- maintained or
improved 80 iolg a. tre men shO labor In
the soUth are Nr0nsf4 iY tepr ged of tbs
rights and power "a American citizenship.
Ileir ianof meets in close 44d imm sdlaie
composition aud neither can be degraded
0l.lJut striSlnS az The prosperity and
i1dspende1ce og Lhe other. Eee0g
alzilg these plain truths We demand
nee ballot and falr count IN al
sections 81 car country. We demand It
and Niii e.c r. demand il a. the only source
Ut Iusuce % the fsai producers Of prosperity
ana wealth and the sole security 81 the re-
NLlAIr 1t4Al IT'S tIrr Aa41titMta0Ars " e ArIfc-
cate nafl0nal strife ant lislsi ~. We have
placed tne war With % hates and revenges
behind IS. oul the sentiments of The war
must stand irrevoeabiy respected. homo red
aud observed iu every part 0f tae Republic.
More se never demanded. less Ne VIII not
have Congress ahould exasrise It's consti-
tnLl0nal autnoFlty and 'ake control and
supervision of The elections OF Representa-
uycs 10 Congress.
Ii demands protection for American
wool aud denouuces the attempt To place
a. on TIE free .isi. IL iavors liberal pen
sioDs. adequate appropriations Tor improve
menL cf the national water ways and
national sid 90 education. IL demands the
nrsg step toward The reduction Of the sur
plus - tne abolition OF the tex Oa tooacco,
saws The public laads should DO Tor actual
settlers. and the laws against Ownership Dy
Corporations and aliens should be rigidiy
entorcet lk condemns as false -sbe
t1< prelef4ses Of President ciese-
lands administration Of the Civil
~oefv1ce Law. be. advocates the proper en-
torcenleas ot the saio laS sympathizrs wlfh
Ireland and her defenders. condemns c.eve-
land Tor VefOir< pensions especially de-
rouucinE The fnaoner OF doing IT, endorses
Foraker sdrsinistTation as wise, prudent,
drm and econemtcsl. and we do especially
endOrse aud approve his patriotic cecara-
ton that no rebel d8ss shall be surrendered
while be IS tsoyernor. and We further en-
c5rse and approve his prompt act m iusti-
tuting restraining treasures 10 prevent the
unlawful order az President Cleveland from
being ez ecniel.
"fraud. fofxeres and crimes committed
BY the Democratic party in Ohio n the
election for State officers and members of
the General Assembly IN feo5. deserve the
condemnation and execratiou Of all hon
Orable men, and We hereby commend and
endorse the action OF the Sixty Seventh
General Assembly 10 preventing the con-
summation OF these crimes. and IN enact
ing registration laws applicable TO the
great cities Of the state. whereby
their registration has been rendered i'm
possible. We point wish pride 10 the
ensetment OF the Dow iaE IN the full
hllment OF the promises OF the Republican
party. aud Ne pledge ourselves 70 such
further legislation as may &c Necessary TO
keep abreast with enlightened public senti-
meut On this question 20 the end that tn =
evils resulting from the traffic in lntoxi-
eating liquors be restricted to the utmost
possible extent in sll parts Of tie State
We favor such legislation as VIII secure 20
ths agricultural. c0mmercialtand industrial
interests Of the state. equally. without dis
elimination in favor Of any citizen or cor
porstOn. the benefits Of transportation
bv all common carriers az the lowest rates
consistent with justice and that the water
was OF the State should b. maintained and
improved 80 a. 10 secure the people full
benefits thereof" Then followed the resOlu-
ton indorsing Senator John sherman tor
President.
The tarif pisnx vas received with loud
cheers. and al received more or less ap-
piausc When the endorsement Of Cover
nor fOraker's administration vas reached
the convention chesgea as one man. many
risiux 10 sheir feet and swinging hats. etc.
Loud calls were made for foraAer. The
rstsf tag ciause received q demonstration.
Nhen The lts'-tCsol1 bon. ths famous Sher-
man entogscInen wss received. cheering
broke ous asaiD. and or a cali from a iels-
gate thrse cheers were gwen for Sherman
before the resiiBx could continue. Its
clcse was marked bv wild cheers. A mo-
ton wss naae 10 adopt rae whole platform
0v aec.amatien. H. vas done unanimously
without a dissenting vote Tremendous
cheeunr allowed. and loud calls we're
made for sherman.
TIE ronlwlttee on Orgauization reported
John sherman tor Chairfnaa. Mr. seer.
man was cheered @ tas echo. and SPOKE
briefly. The speech bsiag heartily sp-
pla4ded.
foraker wss renoninate3 Tor Governor BY
sceismapcn. re vas called cut and spoke
for = short time. answering ths charge
made against him BY the Democratic plat
form
Gen BasbBeli. of Springfield. Who
wouid nave received the nomination for
LieutensBt-tiovernor BY acciammafion. re-
iasei 10 allow bis name eo 90 before the
convention and Capt. ~ e. Lyon. of New
aEk Hen. Themas ). pr.pgle. or Sprux.
seld snd Hon. Siiss A. Conrsa 1t Sfarks
County. vsrs pisged in nemiaefson for the
position. The roll e8il on Sire nominations
resuited n 10 choice. Gap LYONS was
ncm.n1ied tcr ilsutenant-lfovsrDor on the
secoua osilol Ju. Rc nekman. 81 Cisva-
isnd. wss nominated ior Jpdes 81 the Su-
prer1e Court io- fhe skur. trrn4. ard Hon.
" p Spear renauiinsed ~ scelanafioo
for tiiiee ef the supreme Court for the long
term.
The abandonment A. The last moment by
tne nrisnsis of hiasne ef ftefr Intended on
TcsiuoD 20 fhe eniofstlneaf Of senator
cheruan 81 today $ convention va ane "a
the Interference ~ soms II Riaine /. len
tenants in me East Tbs can he stated au-
or IRE mcst direct artaci tf Anar fhe
Committee an Platform had frallr
deciird last 1iett - -as,ort
the Hrceveror resolutions dispatches wee
rereiTed frnfH tna Fast rv 80
chief eafer ef tae sot sherman elersent
sayine that crrcsii.oa en the foor af th.,
cnuveuuon wouii - i slvisei ard caieu
isted te 10 mo-e hsTm ihar saoi Is Bisirs'
interests. faerenreu Il Tss tsciied Il, is
TIE qnesf'or 81 b. defauf The Essfe-n
advisers were. if IS ssif Hoatsle snd Nal
hksn.
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